Author: Michael Thomas

Just like teams before the non-waiver trade deadline in Major League Baseball, Autodesk just made huge additions to their “team” the Product Design & Manufacturing Collection

Lenovo continues to work hard releasing new technology, like the ThinkStation P320 Tiny, and updated versions of their already successful laptops and 2-in-1s. In this post, Mike takes a look at three of his favorites from Lenovo.

In this final part to our three-parter on the “Big 3” features of Sheet Sets, we explore Sheet Set Publishing and sharing your project with others.

Sheet Sets provide many benefits, including the “big three”. In this post, Mike continues his deep dive into the big three, this time exploring Sheet Set Archiving.

Use the “Big Three” to work with your Sheet Sets. In this first of three posts, Mike dives into Sheet Set Publishing.

Autodesk released Inventor 2018.1 (or R1 if you prefer) last week and it’s got some great features in it. As with any mid-year release, this is only available to subscription customers. You’ll find it in your AutoCAD Account in the Management section. It should also appear in the Desktop App. Faster Drawing Updates By only re-drawing the portions of the drawing views that have actually changed, Inventor 2018.1 provides “significant” drawing performance improvements. This is especially true for large assemblies. The amount of performance gain is dependent on the type of change perform on the model. You will see more...